The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-07-15
THE NEWS OF TIE WEEK
Condensed for the Convenience
Of ;ho Reader.
Accidents and Incidents of the
Past Few Days.
THE NEWS RESUME.

grave.
Only sixteen houses escaped the
flames, at Clarendon, Pa.
The empress of Austriais at Cromer.
in Norfolk, under doctors orders
The Burnside bronze monument was
unveiled at Providence the Fourth.
George NJ. Pullman will leave for
Italy, August 10th, to receive his title.
| There have been five new cases of
yellow fever in Key West since Tues
day, but no deaths.
The Carlsbad Sprudel announces
that Mr.. Parnell is at that place and is
suffering from diabetes.
VIM. Waltz, aged seventeen, killed
himself in Brooklyn with a didn't
know-'twas-loaded pistol.
The galleries in the St, Hubert thea
tire in Belgium are ordered closed till
proper fire escapes are provided.
Senator Window delivered the
Fourth of July address at Putnam,
Conn.,, on 'rhe Saloon in Politics."
VIM. Turl, bookkeeper for three years
for the Philadelphia Hat company has
disappeared with $4,000 misappropria-
ted.
Fred Leavitt Of Boston sliding in a
snow bank at Mt. Washington, fell
over precipice 100 feet, but may re-
cover.
A naphtha explosion in an Antwerp
drug store, wrecked the building and
buried ten people. Seven are dead, the
others may live.
The Princess Victoria, crown prin-
cess OF Prussia, personally opened an
amateur exhibition of artistic needle
work in Picadilly.
James Workman, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
died from the effects of drinking GRO
ton oil which somebody had mixed
with his whisky as joke.
Alexander Shaler, removed from the
New York board of health, charged
with bribery, will carry it into the
courts to vindicate himself
Gen. Lamour, charged with attempt
ing to murder President Salamon of
Iiayti, has been sentenced to impris-
onment for life at hard labor.
Emperor William arrived safely at
Ems, and drove through the streets in
an open carriage, meeting storm of
applause. His health is good.
There is some doubt about the new
Mormon constitution being ratified by
the people, there being much opposi-
ton to the anti-polygamy clause.
Isaac F. Hall, at Fargo, was granted
a verdict of $500 against DIR. Marsh, Of
Lisbon, for assault The trouble grew
out OF discussion on temperance.
Italian anarchists dynamited Paris
| landlord, who had had an associate ini-
prisoned for assault. The side of the
house was blown in but no one hurt.
The United States sloop of war Os-
| sipee, was prevented from sailing with
the Richmond from Boston, on Tues
| day, by the deserlion of twenty-five
of her crew.
1t is expected that 10000 teachers
| from all parts of the United States will
| be in Chicago to attend the first session
| OF the National Educational associa-
| tion this week.
A gang. Of rougls attempted to
| board a train between Alexandria and
Washington and i'll the scramble
George Werembaker, brakeman, was
killed by a stone.
The body of Lena uartung. the young
girl whom it was supposed committed
suicide by drowning in the Mononga-
| l1Clo lIfCh L XII. W do tStltlulcu.
and it was discovered that She was
dead before being placed in the water.
notwithstanding the extraordinary
| precaution taken by the live stock
| sanitary commission of Nebraska.
1860 head of Texas cattle were
| snl,ggled into that state in April last.
and Texas fever has broken out among
| herds.
y stout, square-faced man, with gray
eyes, a black moustache and goatee,
was caller at the white house on
Tuesday. 1t was Senator-elect Faulk-
ner OF West Virginia. lie never hunts
or fishes, neither owns a fast horse nor
knows how to play poker; but is, be
says, simply a legal dig--a country
| lawyer. who always has more work
than he quite knows how to accom-
plish. .4
Burke, whom Detroit has signed, is
a perfect Hercules, weight about 300
pounds, and sends a ball through with
terrific speed. lie pitched for the Pr
oneers of San Francisco. and in re-
cent game with Van Haltrens club
struck out fourteen men. He is said
to be quite a batter, but not the all
round ball player that Van Haltren is
He has only played on the slope about
six months. .
Mrs. Isabel Lyon, wife of DR.. Ran
dolph Lyon, who in a fit of passion
shot and killed Rhode Moe at Towanda.
Pennsylvania; Saturday last and then
committed suicide. took strychnine and
died in great agony three hours after
ward She was DR.. Lyons second wife
and was 35 years OF age. She had no
children. Grief over the murder Of
Moe and the suicide of her husband
drove her to the deed.
| Dan Lamont is the most com lfortablv
dressed man in the cabinet. lie wears
a natty suit of dark blue flannel with
wide-fowing lapel on his jacket. A
broad black band adorns his little
straw hat and silk ties fasten his low
shoes. The president sticks to his hot
black Prince Albert, and Secretary
Lamar still wears his black broadcloth
coat, although his trousers and hat are
white, Attorney General Garland
wears a long ulsterlike black silk yaat
that would become Methodist circuit
rider III the backwoods of Arkansas.
Judge Endicott is the only man in the
cabinet who can wear white duck
trousers and keep them clean. His,
coat is of blue llannel Col. Villas and
Secretary Fairchi.d wear blue diagonal
suits. natty and comfortable in appear
ance, but not quite SO much so as Col.